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Ryanair urges passengers to comply fully with cabin bag rules

Operators
TTG Staff
12 July 2017

Ryanair is urging customers to ensure they “comply fully” with 10kg cabin bag rules as the budget airline enters its “busiest ever summer season.”

Transatlantic battle

Passengers can currently bring onboard one 10kg bag (55cm x 40cm x 20cm) and one smaller bag, such as a handbag, laptop bag or airport shopping bag. 

Kenny Jacobs, Ryanair’s chief marketing officer said the airline had noticed customers bringing “larger than permitted bags onboard” and warned the carrier may review its second bag policy if customers ignored it.

Due to overhead locker space limitations, only 90 cabin bags can be stored in the aircraft’s cabin space. Any remaining normal cabin bags will be checked into the aircraft hold, free of charge.

Oversized luggage will either be refused or placed in the aircraft hold at a cost of €50 per bag.